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My periods are delay from two months. I consulted a gynecologist and she asked me to do some blood tests and USG. As since two years I have been diagnosed with PCOS but this time I started having more trouble like hair fall, acne, dizziness and fatigue. I am also doing exercises but its not helping me enough. So doctor suggested me to put me on medication as in reports its shown that testosterone is high. Should I go with medicines or any other way?


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